Provow v. State

*1135FARMER, J.

We affirm defendant’s conviction, writing to explain why the use of the locution and/or in both the charge and a jury instruction in this case does not constitute error.

Among other things, defendant was charged with at once resisting two police officers whose names were joined in the charge by the compound conjunctive/disjunctive and/or. At trial the State presented testimony that defendant fought both officers simultaneously as they attempted to detain him for questioning about a reported incident of domestic violence.

Testimony (obviously believed by the jmy) established these…